Sirak

Truth.

[Sirak @SirakEth]

@martinplaut Where is Abiy Ahmed?

[Sirak @SirakEth]

@dagmawi_belay Where is Abiy Ahemed?

[Sirak @SirakEth]

@dagmawi_belay አዲስ አበባ የኦሮሚያ ወይስ ኦሮሚያ የሁሉ��? በክልሉ ከፍተኛ የብሔር ስብጥር ሲኖር የኦሮሞ ብሔር በክልሉ ማይኖሪቲ ነው።

[Sirak @SirakEth]

@dagmawi_belay አዲስ አበባ የኦሮሚያ ወይስ ኦሮሚያ የሁሉም? በክልሉ ከፍተኛ የብሔር ስብጥር ሲኖር የኦሮሞ ብሔር ��ክልሉ ማይኖሪቲ ነው።

[Bashir Hashi Yussuf @BashirHashiysf]

The Sudanese Army says it captured an RSF military vehicle containing Ethiopian currency, claiming it as evidence that the #RSF came from or received support from #Ethiopia.

[Sirak @SirakEth]

@Amharaawakening Addis Ababa is mostly built and populated by Amharas, The demolished centers of Addis like Piazza, Kasanchis and others are 95% owned by Amharas.

[Orthodoxy Daily News @OrthodoxyNews]

This dictator has persecuted Christians since 2018 and is now claiming victory in what it calls an election in order to continue its project of killing Christians, burning churches, sponsoring ethnic conflicts, and dragging the country backward.

[Bob of Speakers Corner @btbsoco]

Ethiopian Christians must mobilise - such a government is tyrannical and clearly has something to hide!

[Global Christian Relief @GC_Relief]

Christians are being killed in Ethiopia. This is not a distant tragedy. We have walked alongside believers in Nigeria who know this grief intimately. Communities wiped out, churches burned, families shattered. The persecution is real. The need for the world to wake up is urgent.

[Kristan Hawkins @KristanHawkins]

Christians are being massacred in Ethiopia, and most of the world's media couldn't care less.

Churches burned. Families slaughtered. Entire communities displaced.

If this happened to almost any other group, it would dominate headlines for weeks.

Pray for our persecuted brothers and sisters and demand accountability for those responsible.🙏

https://t.co/YLk4ZNNir9

[Leonard Roxon @LeonardRoxon]

Yet the western countries media are silent!!!

[Sean Nelson @Sean_ADFIntl]

The attacks on Ethiopia’s Orthodox churches in Oromia recently and sadly ongoing for years are shocking, and officials should be doing more to stop it. It is specific targeting of these Orthodox communities.

But it’s not clear to me that “Islamists” are doing this, but rather extremist Oromo nationalists. Maybe some might be Islamists as well, but this seems timed more for national destabilization because of elections and to inflame tensions.

[Martin Plaut @martinplaut]

Ethiopia: Regime-backed mass killings of Amhara communities in the Arsi Zone of Oromia Region reportedly continue. More than 50 Amharas have been killed, hundreds displaced, and an Ethiopian Orthodox church burned.

[Amhara Mavericks @Amharaawakening]

This is not Gaza. This is only 150 miles from Addis Ababa.

Every time resistance grows in Amhara areas, Abiy Ahmed & Oromo elite avenge it by massacring vulnerable Orthodox communities inside their Oromo region.

Pattern is too obvious to ignore.

[Sirak @SirakEth]

@Amharaawakening Exactly

[Martin Plaut @martinplaut]

The Ethiopian election: a predicted mess goes messy
https://t.co/4qFtfVJKJq

[Sirak @SirakEth]

@EliasMeseret Call a spade a spade! The government is behind it. BTW all these happened after all the mistreatment and the apartheid governmental system imposed on the Amhara people (mainly Orthodox)all over Ethiopia! @USEmbassyAddis @UN @RusEmbEthiopia @SecRubio @mog_russEN @RussianOrthodo2

[ᴇʟɪᴀꜱ ᴍᴇꜱᴇʀᴇᴛ @EliasMeseret]

A widespread and horrific attack targeting Orthodox Christians and churches is happening in the Oromia region, East Arsi zone, Aseko woreda since May 31, 2026.

Local residents have informed me by phone that so far 49 people have lost their lives, and they fear that more than 280 people whose whereabouts are unknown and who cannot be reached by phone may have also been killed.

The residents stated that OLA (Shene) militants carried out the attack and mentioned these armed groups had previously attacked an area called 'Teleta Gabriel' more than seven times.

What makes the current situation different is, they said, is that militants from Merti woreda, Fentale, Kereyu, and the Itu area all gathered together, numbering approximately three thousand. Crying and screaming in panic, residents report that these militants came to the Aseko woreda and completely burned down Biyo kebele, Teleta Gabriel, Kufte, Medhane Alem, and the surrounding areas.

Residents say the attacks have now spread to Irecha Michael, Sunte Maryam, Lencha Oda, Kwas Dire, Arba Kela, Weranbus, and various other places. They stated that, so far, not a single government force has entered the area, and the militants have laid siege to the surroundings, preventing anyone from escaping while carrying out a massacre.

This area is Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebie's birthplace; perhaps she even knows some of the deceased, or studied or worked alongside them. Let's assume that unlike what we see in the rest of the world, that is going to the scene immediately to calm and comfort the public was impossible due to the ongoing attacks. But when such a horrific attack is committed in her birthplace, why did she fail to simply say 'rest in peace' and condemn the act?

What about other officials and security forces? Why have the country's defense forces, police, militia, air force, and other forces been unable to prevent an attack that has been going on not just for hours, but for days up to this very moment?

The situation in this country is sometimes exhausting. When the people cry out for rescue, these days they plead to the media rather than the government. Yet, when the media delivers this information to the public, it is the media itself that ends up being insulted and persecuted by both the public and the government.

Anyway, writing this gives me a bit of relief. However, the condition of the citizens I spoke to... the crying, panicking, and screaming... is a tragic reality that will never be erased from my mind.

May their souls rest in peace!

[Dagmawi M. Belay @dagmawi_belay]

የዚህ አይነት ምርጫ አድርጎ ራሱን በህዝብ እንደተመረጠ ከመቁጠር አንደኛውን እንደ ኤርትራ ምርጫ የሌለበት በስንት ጣሙ!

[Bloomberg @business]

A group of holders of Ethiopia’s defaulted $1 billion eurobond will continue the process of suing the government after the latest round of restructuring negotiations fell through https://t.co/5ulIpxTQYJ